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Three Days

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What's The Movie Three Days About? In Kaliningrad two Lithuanian boys meet two Russian girls. They have difficulties in finding places where they can sleep together. But this is the only problem they do solve. All four justly feel miserable because their lives are meaningless (the recurrent dull and poorly kept house façads could well be taken as a comparative symbol). In addition, everyone is so absorbed by his or her own distress and hardly capable of bothering about the anguish of the others. The three days end with a pervasive lack of contact. Written by Max Scharnberg, Stockholm, What's The Genre Of The Three Days Movie? Genres: Drama Who Stars In The Three Days Movie? Starring: Yekaterina Golubeva, Rimma Latypova, Arunas Sakalauskas When Was The Motion Picture Three Days Released? Released: December 12, 1992 What's The Runtime Of The Three Days Movie? Runtime: 75.0 How Popular Is The Three Days Movie? Popularity Rating: 0.536 What Studio(s) Produced The Three Days Film? Studio Kinema Lithuania Who Was On The Cast Of The Motion Picture Three Days? Yekaterina Golubeva Rimma Latypova Arunas Sakalauskas Audrius Stonys Who Was On The Crew Of Three Days The Movie? Directing — Director: Sarunas Bartas Writing — Writer: Sarunas Bartas

Three Days Film Information

What's The Movie Three Days About?

In Kaliningrad two Lithuanian boys meet two Russian girls. They have difficulties in finding places where they can sleep together. But this is the only problem they do solve. All four justly feel miserable because their lives are meaningless (the recurrent dull and poorly kept house façads could well be taken as a comparative symbol). In addition, everyone is so absorbed by his or her own distress and hardly capable of bothering about the anguish of the others. The three days end with a pervasive lack of contact. Written by Max Scharnberg, Stockholm,